Justice Rohit Kapoor Oversees Court Inspections in Amritsar and Baba Bakala
Justice Rohit Kapoor, a judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Administrative Judge for the Sessions Division in Amritsar, carried out the annual inspection of judicial facilities in Amritsar and Baba Bakala Sahib on Friday. This visit aimed to assess and enhance the efficiency of the local court systems.
Comprehensive Review of Judicial Operations
During his inspection, Justice Kapoor meticulously examined various aspects of court functioning. He focused on judicial infrastructure, case management systems, and overall administrative arrangements to ensure smooth operations. Interacting with judicial officers and court staff, he underscored the critical need for the timely disposal of cases while upholding high standards of judicial work. This emphasis is crucial for delivering effective justice to the public and maintaining trust in the legal system.
Key Officials Present During the Inspection
The inspection was attended by several prominent judicial figures, including District and Sessions Judge Jatinder Kaur, Additional District and Sessions Judge Baljinder Singh, Chief Judicial Magistrate Supreet Kaur, Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Parminder Kaur Bains, and Secretary of the District Legal Services Authority, Amardeep Singh Bains. Their presence highlighted the collaborative effort to address judicial challenges and improve court services.
Engagement with Legal Community and Public
Justice Kapoor also met with members of the Amritsar Bar Association to discuss issues related to court functioning and matters concerning the legal fraternity. Additionally, he interacted with litigants and members of the general public, assuring them that their grievances would be addressed in accordance with the law. This engagement demonstrates a commitment to transparency and public accountability in the judicial process.
Focus on National Lok Adalat and E-Mulakat Initiative
In preparation for the upcoming National Lok Adalat scheduled for March 14, Justice Kapoor reviewed arrangements and directed judicial officers to maximize case disposal through amicable settlements, benefiting litigants. During his visit to Baba Bakala Sahib, he inaugurated the E-Mulakat facility, a digital platform that allows inmates to interact with their counsels. This initiative aims to improve communication between prisoners and their legal representatives, thereby strengthening access to justice and supporting rehabilitation efforts.
